Arklow Town Centre
Arklow, 00000 Nightly Rates(181.37 - 205.55)3 Star
Property Description
Arklow Bay Conference and Leisure Hotel, superior 3 star, overlooking the Irish Sea in the Fishing Port of Arklow on N11 Dublin-Rosslare, with panoramic views of the Garden of Ireland County Wicklow. Arklow Bay Conference and Leisure Hotels is elegant and comfortable, furbished to the highest of standards, offering a contemporary and warm ambience. This coupled with a professional welcoming service delivered by Tina O'Sullivan General Manager and her team. Arklow Bay Conference and Leisure Hotel provides 92 standard and executive rooms, extensive conference - meeting facilities, contemporary international cuisine in Howard's Dining Room and the Ferrybank Lounge, with state-of-the-art leisure club, complete with exceptional equipment coupled with an elegant decor provides what can only be described as a very special and rare facility with jacuzzi and steam room with a stunning indoor pool. Arklow Bay Hotel is located in the town centre of Arklow, with complimentary car parking for all resident guests and conference / meeting delegates. On arrival into a spacious lobby area you are aware of the winding staircase and elevator that leads to the guest rooms and suites.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Casino
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Fishing
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Double for Sole
:
Double room for single occupancy with one double bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. Furnished to a high standard, vanity desk, direct dial telephone, internet access and tea and coffee tray. En-suite private bath with shower and guest toiletries. Nonsmoking available. Max Occ 1
STD Double or Twin
:
Standard double or twin room with one double or one twin bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. Comfortable and tastefully furnished decor, offering a warm standard guest room with direct dial telephone, internet access, tea and coffee tray, remote control SAT TV and en-suite tiled bathroom with bath tub, shower and toiletries. Please request bed type. 300 sq. ft. Max Occ 2
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1600
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is Europe/Dublin (0 DST)
Opened in 1993
Renovated in Annually
92 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
From -DUB- Dublin International Airport Depart Dublin Airport and travel from airport to major roundabout M1 following sign posting for city centre M50 - travel along M1 to city centre and follow exit signs for M50 - orbital ring road around Dublin city centre. Travel along M50 dual carriageway following signs for N11 Rosslare-Wexford which will take you through toll booth - car cost E1.30 each - change is given from Euro notes only - no currency exchange facilities provided. Travel along M50 for 15 miles, as N11 is located at the very end of the ring road. Please take extreme care, as there is major roadwork at the intersection of the M50 and N11 and also on sections of the N11. Following sign posting for N11, travel along N11 through towns such as Ashford, Rathnew. Take exit sign posted Arklow and travel towards town centre, take care as hotel is located at first major junction on approach to town - take left hand turn after crossing bridge on entrance to town centre. Arklow Bay Conference and Leisure Centre is located 500 meters along this road on right hand side. Enjoy your stay and safe onward traveling. Thank you.
From -WAT- Waterford Airport Leave Waterford Airport and follow sign posting for Waterford City N25 Rosslare - travel along N25 to New Ross town, follow sign posting for N30 to Enniscorthy town centre towards N11 Dublin. Travel along N11 passing villages and towns such as Ferns, Camolin through Gorey town -beware of traffic delays- and onwards to Arklow town centre. Take first exit to town centre and travel though Arklow town centre - Arklow Bay Hotel is located at the end of Arklow town centre - follow sign posting through town centre, across bridge and at next junction take right hand turn to Arklow Bay Hotel which is located 500 meters along this road on right hand side. Enjoy your stay and safe onward traveling. Thank you.
DUB-Dublin Capital 40 mi-S
Dublin International Airport 46.0 Miles SouthWaterford Regional Airport 63.0 Miles NorthCork Regional Airport 140.0 Miles North EastKerry Airport 184.0 Miles North East
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.A deposit is not required.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled by 12pm 3 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of FULL stay including tax. No-shows are charged a fee of the FULL stay including tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Restaurant Information
Howards Dining Room
-Location: Onsite-Type: Full Service Restaurant-Cuisine: Contemporary International Serving Times-Breakfast 7:00AM-10:30AM-Dinner 6:00PM-10:00PM-Dress Code: Smart Casual Howards Dining Room continuing the fine tradition of Lord Ralph Howard of Wicklow provides A La Carte menu offering the highest standard of contemporary international cuisine. Howards Dining Room provides a comfortable warm atmosphere to enjoy the various dishes carefully prepared from the fresh local ingredients of fish, seafood, meats and vegetables with an expertly handpicked wine list offering new and old-world wines alike.
Ferrybank Lounge
-Location: Onsite-Type: Bar/Lounge-Cuisine: Irish InternationalServing Times-Lunch 12:30PM-3:00PM-Dress Code - Casual
Stair Stepper Stationary Bike Steam Bathing Sunbathing Swimming Treadmill Universal Gym Bicycling In near-by town Children's Activities Activity Club Dancing Exercising Museum/Gallery Viewing in town Shopping local shops in area Night Club located in Arklow Town
Dublin
44 Miles South Capital city of Ireland
Druids Glen Golf Course
25 Miles North International 18-hole Golf Course
Trinity College Dublin
40.0 Miles North University - Book of Kells
Rosslare Harbor
57.0 Miles South Ferryport-Fishguard-LeHarve
Wexford Heritage Town
45.0 Miles South
Glendalough Village
20.0 Miles North West
Avoca Handweavers
30.0 Miles North Shopping Store
Arklow Town Centre
0.0 Miles North Shopping Town
Dublin International Airport
50 Miles South
Waterford Regional Airport
63.0 Miles North
Cork Regional Airport
140.0 Miles North East
Kerry Airport
184.0 Miles North East
Dell Computing Bray
35.0 Miles North
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